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Hi, OP and author of the project here. You could check the landing page of this project here: https://sorcia.mysticmode.org/ I've put up a FAQ and Features section with screenshots, so it is easy for you to look at it and see why I've built this software.
Front end for git in go. Surely you stumbled across GOGS? https://gogs.io/
Constructive recommendations: - add tests (I couldn't find a simple _test.go file) - relative imports aren't recommended in Go (pkgs like "sorcia/model") - please rethink/avoid global (package) variables like middlewareDB ( https://git.mysticmode.org/r/sorcia/tree/master/middleware/m... ) - avoid adding logic in the init() functions - screenshots?
Hi, OP and author of the project here. You could check the landing page of this project here: https://sorcia.mysticmode.org/ I've put up a FAQ and Features section with screenshots, so it is easy for you to look at it and see why I've built this software.
Hmm, name will raise a few eyebrows in Italy.
Front end for git in go. Surely you stumbled across GOGS? https://gogs.io/
The FAQ explains how this differs from the like of gogs, gitea, phabricator, gitlab, and github. It aims to provide a limited subset of the features they provide. More similar to cgit.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
The FAQ explains how this differs from the like of gogs, gitea, phabricator, gitlab, and github. It aims to provide a limited subset of the features they provide. More similar to cgit.
I mean, in fairness to the PP, they do _not_ mention gogs at all in the FAQ.
Looks nice and clean. Minimalism. I like what I see in the screenshots.
screenshots?
I think what GP was referring to was this: https://sorcia.mysticmode.org/
My questions:
- Can you make it a drop-and-play Docker image?
- Why not host JavaScripts like `highlight.js` directly on the Sorcia server? That way LAN-only user will be able use this software as well.
This kind of simple design has grown on me after I tried sourcehut. I kind like it, it's light and snappy, no extra loading bar is needed. My questions: - Can you make it a drop-and-play Docker image? - Why not host JavaScripts like `highlight.js` directly on the Sorcia server? That way LAN-only user will be able use this software as well.
- Sure, I was thinking about that. Being this a self-hosted software, I should have used those vendor js libraries directly. But it was hyper fast when I used Cloudflare CDN that blinded my eyes. Anyways, I'll release a patch version today using the js libraries directly.